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of your member back to the-- of john walker lind i remember writing a story. people on my own block looked at me why the one to write about that? his case collapsed. they announced attorney general ashcroft describes him a a major terrorist and by the time he was convicted every count had been dropped. what happen to? you write about it. but it was uncomfortable then and certainly for the politicians. >> host: then why are we talking so much about it now? why is it a topic of debate on the hill and interest of the public? >> volume sure the president's popularity rating is at 28%. it is not so scary to take on the bush administration at this point* the other thing is both nominees from both parties mccain and obama have spoken out against told -- torture and it took mccain in many ways to make the subject one of a political fight that coulde voed out loud. he was a republican, had been tortured, war hero, nobody would say he was not patriotic -- unpatriotic and even he took a while before he came out. various kinds of human rights groups begged him to speak ou

authorities say michael fenton idolized american born taliban soldier john lind.t related to the alleged plot in dallas. >>> authorities say they stopped a potential attack on quantico marine base in virginia. two terrorism suspects from north carolina were arrested back in january. authorities say daniel patrick boyd and another pan had maps of the base and were planning an tax. they had gone on training expedestrian i goes in rural north carolina weeks before their arrest. the fbi seized two dozen guns and more than 2700 rounds of ammunition from boyd's home. the suspects face weapons charges and conspiracy to kill military personnel. >>> a terror suspect from colorado is facing new charges this morning. najibullah zazi of colorado has been indicted on a charge of trying to detonate bombs in the u.s. investigators found bomb- making instructions on his computer's hard drive and they say zazi useed a hotel room in colorado to try on cook up explosives a few weeks ago before a trip to new york. he is charged with lying to the feds. zazi's father and another man ar

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scott and released the man on compassionate -- scott lind released the man on compassionate -- scott in tland release the man on compassionate grounds. it is still not clear where khaddafi will be staying. he has already pitched a traditional nomadic style tent in new york's westchester county. he wanted one in central park, but he had to sell for one of the road from martha stewart's house. the property belongs to donald trump and it may have accidentally been leased to gaddafi. trump organization is investigating. she aces every physical training test. today she is making military history to become the first woman ever to take command of the army's a drill sergeant school in south carolina. she is a sergeant major to reset king. she is officially in charge of the training program at fort jackson. keep in mind, women only account for 5% of the army's drill sergeants. she says that when she looks in the mirror, she does not see a woman. the reason that you still feel safe putting money in the bank, the fdic. but they are low on cash, as we told you they would be. wait until you hear

we have a substantial appetite to borrow, and they have a substantial appetite to hold reserve and linde to us. that is a relationship that has been very substantial in our mutual interest and it has very much been a source of support for both economies. i think it raises what is the question whether china holds the debt or whether anybody else holds the debt of how we think in the united states about the accumulation of government debt. i believe very strongly that we did the right thing, we did a necessary thing by substantially increasing the government budget deficit as part of stimulating the economy. if we had not done that, the consequences would have been much more serious economic collapse, collapsing tax revenues, far greater need for government spending in many areas, and ultimately, much more debt. so the steps we are taking to protect the economy protected the financial system and protected our national health and very important ways, but as the economy recovers, as private sector borrowing increases again, it will, as the president has said many times, be necessary to bring

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think of them as conservative anymore-- fareed zakaria, francis fukayama, andrew sullivan, michael lind, the great columbia professor, mark lilla-- they've all left the movement. and so, it's become dominated instead by very monotonic, theatrically impressive voices and faces. >> moyers: well, what does it say that a tradition that begins with edmund burke, the great political thinker of his time, moves on over the years, the decades, to william buckley, and now the icon is rush limbaugh? >> well, in my interpretation it means that it's ideologically depleted. that what we're seeing now and hearing are the noise-makers in buckley's phrase. there's a very important incident described in this book that occurred in 1965, when the john birch society-- an organization these new americanist groups resemble-- the ones who are marching in washington and holding tea parties. essentially, very extremist revanchist groups that view politics in a conspiratorial way. and the john birch society, during the peak of the cold war struggle was convinced, and you're well aware of this, that dwight eisenho

sections and magazine sections david common meeting place for people interested in the life of the lind, culture, art and books in general where everybody read the same boo sections. whereas with the internet everybody goes to diff from blogs, different sides. theris a lot less of a common ground so at is worrisome. i imagine that gradually over time idid in nspapers, the magazine's well-tablished such strong, and presences that people will go to them to be in the way that they now read the print and paper versions of the paper the magazine orome of the what sites and books sites will emerge as key once that more and more people will go in, so they will gradually replace t book stions. but it is a loss i think. there is a great pleasure of reading the sunday paper or picking up the paper on the way toork on the subway and having all this culture together in a convenient andisposable form. and, i mean books, books and newspapers are justool things and it would b a shame for them not to be around. >> you talked about everyone at one time readinghe same book review. you have in here mary s

and that anthropologal piece of it, lind to a physician's approach to solving a proble and putting a soluon on the tabl taking people through diffult times... that's been a very good combination for . >> mers: friends of mine and viewers who are anonous will write or say to me, you know, "moyers, don't bring us anmore bad ne. we don't want to see a more stving children in rwanda, si children in the congo or dying children in iti. if bill gates cat save them, there's nothing can do." what keeps y from getting depressed? >> well, again, .. for 25 ars, in working with partner in health, we've really seen some tremends changes. i mean, in the central pteau of haiti, haiti suffers fromo many problems, inclung deforestation, poor health ce, poverty,ll these different kinds of proems, but in our one little are not only have we built a health re system that now sees almost t million patients a year, but the tre have come back. we just so of did this almost ixotic little project where kept planting trees. and the area arod our clinic looks most like the rainforest that it once was. so, in goi

we are joined now by shane bauer's mother, cindy hickey and his sister, nicole lind skrom and sarah shourd's cousin patrick sandies. good morning to you all. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> cindy, if i could ask you first, as you heard from andrea, tensions between the u.s. and iran have escalated. how concerned does that make you about your son being brought back home along with the other two hikers? >> i really feel like their situation is a humanitarian issue, and we've also been very heartened and been given hope by the iranian president stating that seek or try to push for maximum leniency. >> let me ask you about that heightened hope that you have. i'll ask you, nicole. this is a man -- ahmadinejad is a man who has proven himself untrustworthy, at least in the political and diplomatic arena, so why do you have confidence that when he says that he will push for leniency for the three hikers that he means ñoit? >> i think that because he's a father, he understands what we're going through. >> and that will be enough, you think, for him to try to get the three home? >> absolutely. we

finton told agents he idolized john walker lind, an american captured for fighting with the taliban andhat reached from colorado to new york. a federal judge in denver has taken the first step to send an afghan immigrant to new york to face charges. we told you about this one. 24-year-old terror suspect najibullah zazi is charged with conspiring to use weapons of mass destruction in the u.s. he was in court today where the judge dismissed a lesser charge of lying to federal authorities m. the exclusive surveillance video obtained by cnn, the fbi says zazi appears to be buying large quantities of hydrogen peroxide as beauty supply stores around denver. it is a bomb-making ingredient. susan candiotti spoke with the ceo of the store where he supposededly shopped. take a listen. >> at the time, it wouldn't be a red flag because who would think something you find at the grocery store or at many different retail stores could be the cause for alarm. not in my wildest dreams did i think that we were going to be sitting here a week later and watching the arrest of this gentleman on television. i

. >> authorities say it is no miss taefl they say he told agents he idolized john walker lind, an americanf trying to blow up a dallas skyscraper is in court today. he will remain behind bars. a probable cause hearing has been set for october 5th. he is charged with attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction. agents say smadi first got on their radar with violent comments in a chat room. then they contact him posing as a sleeper cell themselves gave him what he thought was a bomb. then they say he drove it into the parking garage under dallas's fountain place tower. tried to detonate it with a cell phone. people who work there are relieved, of course. they say they're glad it wasn't real. >> it's really alarming. yeah. oh, yeah. i work on the 21st floor. so if anything happens, i'm gone. it is alarming. >> my stomach flipped. it turned. it is scarey. it's like you hear about it but you never think it will happen to you. >> the skyscraper also houses wells fargo bank. the 19-year-old is originally from jordan. this is what we know about him. he entered the u.s. illegally and was living